The Reserve Bank of India started raining interest rates (repo rate) in May 2022. Since then, it has hiked the Repo rate 250 basis points. Accrual funds benefitted from the rate hike cycle while, duration funds have been a mixed bag. Here, we analyse how debt funds responded to the rate hikes
The Reserve Bank of India started raining interest rates (repo rate) in May 2022. Since then, it has hiked the Repo rate 250 basis points. Accrual funds benefitted from the rate hike cycle while, duration funds have been a mixed bag. Here, we analyse how debt funds responded to the rate hikes The Reserve Bank of India started raining interest rates (repo rate) in May 2022. Since then, it has hiked the Repo rate 250 basis points. Accrual funds benefitted from the rate hike cycle while, duration funds have been a mixed bag. Here, we analyse how debt funds responded to the rate hikes Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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